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AUDIT # 3 - Satisfactory(SAT), Unsatisfactory(U/N) and Not Applicable (N/A)

Confined Space:

  • a) Permit valid.

  • b) Permit requirements complied with - access, gas monitoring, isolation, housekeeping, ventilation.

  • c) Safe work procedures, JSEAs, MSDSs developed, attached to permit and complied with.

  • d) Scaffolding - tagged, checked, not overloaded.

  • e) Communication in place, suitable and understood by employees.

  • f) Access - internal and external.

  • g) Checklist - completed and in order.

  • h) Emergency evacuation in place.

  • i) Standby person identified, in position, understands his/her responsibilites.

  • j) Responsible person identified and understands his/her responsibilites.

  • k) Correct signage in place "No Unauthorised Access", "Confined Space No Unauthorised Entry".

  • l) Emergency lighting installed and functional.

  • m) PPE requirements complied with.

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Hot Work & Sign Off

Welding/Cutting/Grinding/Hot Work

  • a) Hot work permit in place / displayed with JSEA.

  • b) Fire extinguishers - prominent position.

  • c) Sparks encapsulated from fellow workers.

  • d) Adequate PPE for task.

  • e) Cylinders secured vertically in cradles with flashback arrestors on both ends, gauges operative.

  • f) Earth close proximity to work piece.

  • g) Welding screens, fire blankets.

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